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Who is Nupur Shikhare? A Glimpse into the Life of Ira Khan's husband!

There is a wedding season going on. Various celebrities are getting married to their loved ones. The wedding of Anant Ambani and Radhika merchant has a special "place" in news channels and social media. On the contrary, there was a groom who wore a sleeveless T-shirt and shorts at his own wedding. Yes, you are correct. We are talking about Nupur Shikhare.

Nupur Shikhare was born in Pune on 17 October, 1985. His zodiac sign is libra. He is the owner of the gym chains and a fitness trainer.

He was not very popular. He used to train Ira Khan (popular actor Aamir Khan's daughter). They dated and fell in love with each other. They got married in January 2024.

Nupur Shikhare completes his basic education from S D Kataria high school. He graduated from R.A Poddar college of economics and commerce, Mumbai, Maharashtra. He got an Indian look. He has black hair and black eyes. His weight is 66 kg and height is 5'7". Nupur is a Hindu by religion. His mother, Pritam Shikhare is a dance teacher.

It was in the lockdown period when Nupur decided to work on her fitness. She started taking online classes from Nupur. After sometime when the period of lockdown gets over, they started dating and going outside for a dine date. Both Ira and Nupur started sharing videos and pictures of their training sessions. The day was Valentine's day in 2021, Nupur posted a picture in his Instagram account with a caption - "Happy Valentine's Day my love @khan.ira". The post got viral in no time. The day has come. Both got married on 3rd January, 2024. Nupur was a national level tennis player. He was also a participant in the Ironman world championship which was organised in 2014. He started his fitness career with Miss universe Sushmita Sen when they were both started taking training under same roof. Nupur particited in "The Ultimate Beat master" competition which was organised in 2017. Unfortunately, he got eleminated on second round of the competition. The turning point was the year 2018 when he worked as an Action Director in the show called "Alladin" which was telecasted in Disney India TV. There is a tattoo of martial arts in his right leg, "IAM" tattoo is his right wrist, "Anchor" tattoo in his left hand and photo of a leaf tattoo on his back.

Interesting facts

Pictures of Nupur holding a bottle of alcohol and cigarettes are viral in social media

He was born and brought up in Pune, Maharashtra.

He has a great understanding of the fitness industry like blood type diet speciality, weight loss, weight gain, general fitness, extra fitness protocol and regulations etc.

He is a social media fitness influencer.

Apart from gym training, he also provided different sports trainings like tennis training, functional training, circuit training, Parkour training, martial arts, crossfits, body weight training, capoeria training etc.

He is the fitness trainer of many celebrities and one of them is Ira Aamir Khan which is now her life partner.

Nupur is a huge animal lover, especially Dog.

It is also said that Nupur also trained Aamir Khan.

Nupur is also a brand ambassador of many commercials including Puma.

He is very religious and a great follower of Lord Ganesha.

General Information

Full name : Nupur Popeye Shikhare

Pet name : Popeye

Occupation : Professional gym trainer and social media influencer

Popular for : Marrying Aamir Khan's daughter Ira Khan

Date of birth : 17th October, 1985

Day of birth : Thursday

Age : 39 years

Place of birth : Pune, Maharashtra

Zodiac sign : Libra

Nationality : Indian

Height : 5'7" (in feet inches)

Nationality : Indian

Schooling : S D Kataria high school

College/ University : R A college of economics and commerce, Mumbai, Maharashtra

Marital status : Married

Wife : Ira Khan

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Ira Khan

This Biography is about one of the best Professional Internet Celebrity of the world Ira Khan including her Height, weight,Age & Other Detail… Express info Real Name Ira Khan Nickname Not Known Profession Internet Celebrity Age (as in 2023) 26 Years old Physical Stats & More Info Height in centimeters- 160 cm in meters- 1.60 m in Feet Inches- 5’ 3” Weight in Kilograms- 48 kg in Pounds- 106 lbs Figure Measurements 32-24-32 Eye Color Black Hair Color Black Personal Life of Ira Khan Date of Birth 1997 Birth Place Mumbai, India Zodiac sign/Sun sign Not Known Nationality Indian Hometown Mumbai, India School DhirubhaiAmbani International School, Mumbai, India College Not Known Debut N/A Family Father- Aamir Khan (Actor) Mother- ReenaDuttaKiranRao (Stepmother) Brother- Junaid Khan (Actor) Azad Rao Khan (Half-brother) Sister- N/A Religion Islam Hobbies Not Known Boys, Affairs and More of Ira Khan Marital Status Unmarried Affair/Boyfriend Not Known  This Biography Written By www.welidot.com Read the full article

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Ira Khan Age, Inspiring Biography, Height, Boyfriend, Family & More

Ira Khan Age, Inspiring Biography, Height, Boyfriend, Family & More

Ira Khan Age, Inspiring Biography, Height, Boyfriend, Income, Family & More. Ira Khan was born on 17 August 1997 (age: 22years, in 2019) in Mumbai is the daughter of Aamir Khan and his first wife Reena Dutta. Aamir Khan did not make any confirmation about her daughter’s Bollywood debut. Ira is the close friend of Dangal movie actress Fatima Sana Shaikh and Dhadak movie actress, Janhvi Kapoor.

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Aamir Khans Daughter Ira Reveals Weight Loss Goals For New Year 2022

Aamir Khans Daughter Ira Reveals Weight Loss Goals For New Year 2022

New year 2022 has begun and it brings with it a whole new range of possibilities. It also serves as a wakeup call to take action on the things we have been procrastinating since forever, especially our health. We all resolve to eat healthy and take care of our diet with a renewed focus- with the New Year offering a clean slate to start with. Weight loss, in fact, is said to be the most common New…

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Aamir Khan Lifestyle 2020, Height, Net Worth, Income, Salary, Cars, Affairs, Family - Purple Talks Subscribe Now - https://bit.ly/2YqOP7O Aamir Khan is an Indian actor, director, filmmaker and television talk-show host. Through his career spanning over thirty years in Hindi films, Khan has established himself as one of the most popular and influential actors of Indian cinema. He has large global following, especially in India and China and as the biggest movie star in the world. Full name : Mohanmmad Aamir Hussain Khan Nickname : Mr.Perfectionist D.O.B: Aamir Khas was born on the 14th of March 1965 in Mumbai (Age 55) Profession: Actors, Model, Director Producer Religion: Islam Education: Khan attended J.B Petit School for his pre-primary education, later switching to St.Anne's High School, Bandra Until the eighth grade and completed his ninth and tenth grade at the Bombay Scottish School, Mahim, Mumbai. Later he completed his twelth grade from Mumbai's Narsee Monjee College. Family Father : Tahir Hussain, Film producer Mother : Zeenat Hussain Married Khan married Reena Dutta, They have two children, a son named Junaid and a daughter, Ira. Reena was involved briefly in Khan's career when she worked as a producer for Lagaan. In December 2002, Khan filed for divorce. Kiran Rao: After completed three years of filing divorce from Reena Dutta, Aaamir Married Kiran Rao on December 28, 2005. Physical Statistics Height 5 feet 5 inches Weight : 73 kg Eye Color : Hazel Hair Color: Black Professional Statistics His first feature film role was in the experimental film Holi (1984). The thriller Raaksh (1989) earned him a National Film Award. Aamir established himself as a leading actor of Hindi cinema in the 1990s by appearing in a number of commercially successful films, Dil, Raja Hindustani, Rangeela Aamir Khan Net worth Aamir Khan has a estimated net worth of $150 million dollars as of 2020. Aamir Khan House: Aamir Khan has a luxurious house in the upscale localities in Mumbai in India which he had bought in the year 2009 and is valued at Rs. 18 crores. Aamir Khan Cars: Aamir owns a total of 9 luxury cars which is estimated to value around 15 crores. Some of the car brands Aamir has are Mercedes Benz, Rolce Royz, Ford, etc. Average salary/ remuneration: Aamir Khan charges a massive of 50 crores per movie plus a profit share in some movies. Disclaimer : The videos that are made on this channel are only to get information about your favorite bollywood celebrities. Our team always try to give to latest and correct information. The information that is presented in the form of videos takes lots of research then the information is compiled in the from of video. If you find any information is incorrect then please inform us and we will look up on that matter. #Aamirkhan, #Aamir, #Khan, #Aamirkhanmovies, #Aamirkhanfilm, #Aamirkhankifilm, #Aamirkhansongs, #Aamirkhannewmovie, #Aamirkhankimovie, #Aamirkhankifilmen, #Aamirkhankagana, #Aamirkhanrajahindustani, #Aamirkhanallmovies, #Aamirkhanfullmovie, #Aamirkhaninkapilsharmashow, #Aamirkhanajaydevganishqfullmovie

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Taken For A Ride: Doctor Injured In ATV Crash Gets $56,603 Bill For Air Ambulance Trip

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It was the first — and only — time Dr. Naveed Khan, a 35-year-old radiologist, ever rode in an all-terrain vehicle.

Khan took the wheel from his friend and drove circles in the sand, on a trail along the Red River in Texas.

“As soon as I turned to the side where my body weight was, this two-seater vehicle … just tilted toward the side and toppled,” Khan recalled. It landed on his left arm.

“I had about a 6-inch-wide exposed flesh gap that I could see below, on my forearm,” he said. “And I could see muscle. I could see the fat. I could see the skin. The blood was pooling around it.”

Khan, feeling lightheaded, tied his jacket around his arm like a tourniquet. He and his friend managed to right the ATV, drive back toward the street and call 911.

When an ambulance delivered him to the emergency room at United Regional Health Care System in Wichita Falls, Khan was surprised to hear a doctor murmur that it was the worst arm injury he’d ever seen.

Khan needed immediate helicopter transport to a trauma center for surgery in Fort Worth, if there was any hope of saving the arm.

Groggy from painkillers, Khan managed to ask the doctors how much the flight would cost and whether it would be covered by his insurer. “I think they told my friend, ‘He needs to stop asking questions. He needs to get on that helicopter. He doesn’t realize how serious this injury is,’ ” Khan recalled.

Flown 108 miles to John Peter Smith Hospital in Fort Worth, the closest Level I trauma center, Khan was whisked into surgery to clean out the wound, repair his shattered bones and get blood flowing to the tissue.

He had a total of eight operations to try to save his left forearm before he finally gave up. After weeks in the hospital, he asked the doctors to amputate, so he could get on with his life.

And then the bill came.

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Patient: Naveed Khan, 35, a radiologist and married father of three small children in Southlake, Texas.

Total bill: $56,603 for an air ambulance flight. Blue Cross of Texas, Khan’s insurer, paid $11,972, after initially refusing altogether; the medevac company billed Khan for the remaining $44,631.

Service provider: Air Evac Lifeteam, an air ambulance company that operates 130 bases in 15 states. It’s owned by Air Medical Group Holdings, a holding company that owns four other air ambulance companies and one ground ambulance company. Air Medical, in turn, is owned by the giant private equity firm Kohlberg Kravis Roberts, or KKR.

Medical service: Khan was flown from the United Regional Health Care System in Wichita Falls, Texas, to the John Peter Smith Hospital in Fort Worth.

What gives: Khan got his first call from Air Evac Lifeteam just three days after the accident, while he was still lying in the hospital. A company representative told him the helicopter ride would likely cost more than $50,000 and asked him how he planned to pay.

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For Khan, rapid transportation to the trauma center was essential since the blood supply to his arm had been cut off, said Dr. Rajesh Gandhi, the medical director for trauma services at JPS Hospital.

“If there’s no blood going that means there’s no oxygen,” he said. “It there’s no oxygen, that means those cells are going to die.” Minutes are precious and the helicopter can get from Wichita Falls to Fort Worth in an hour or less, half the time it takes by ground ambulance, he said.

But complaints about sky-high bills to patients for air ambulance services are common. Since launching the “Bill of the Month” series in February, NPR and Kaiser Health News have received more than a dozen bills from patients like Khan who were charged tens of thousands of dollars for an air ambulance ride even after insurers’ payments.

Air ambulance companies defend their charges.

Rick Sherlock, president of the Association of Air Medical Services, a trade group, said air ambulances require a more highly trained crew than a ground ambulance, because only the sickest or most seriously injured patients need air transport.

AAMS commissioned a study to determine the actual cost of a medevac ride. The report found it takes about $2.9 million a year to run a single helicopter base. Each base handles about 300 transports a year, and the rides cost about $11,000 each, according to the report.

A spokeswoman for Air Evac Lifeteam said the company bills people so much because it is trying to make up for what she said are meager payments from Medicare and Medicaid.

“Our real cost per flight is the $10,200 plus the unreimbursed cost on each flight for Medicare, Medicaid and patients without any coverage,” wrote Shelly Schneider, the company spokeswoman.

The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services said it pays an average of $4,624 per ride, plus $31.67 a mile, which works out to an average Medicare reimbursement of $6,556 for helicopter ambulance rides for seniors. Medicaid in most states pays less.

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The industry has been advocating hard to get Medicare to boost its reimbursements, Sherlock said. There are bills pending in both the House and Senate that would do so, but there hasn’t been much movement on them.

But others say the industry’s cost estimates are inflated by profit-driven expansion of a lucrative industry. Ground ambulances often carry critically ill patients, too.

Too many air ambulances sit idle much of the time, said Dr. Ira Blumen, a professor of emergency medicine at the University of Chicago and medical director of the university’s Aeromedical Network.

Blumen said the industry — which is dominated by a few companies owned by private equity firms — expanded dramatically the last time Medicare boosted its payments in 2002. And now there are too many helicopters — 908 as of last year — fighting for patients and profits at the same time.

“The number of helicopters is outrageous for the continental United States,” he said. In the 1990s, most helicopters ran more than 500 flights per year on average. At that rate, the cost per flight today would be less than $6,000.

A Blue Cross of Texas spokesman said the insurer does have a contracted rate with an in-network air ambulance company, but it is not Air Evac Lifeteam. After initially refusing to pay anything for an out-of-network claim, it agreed to the $11,972 payment.

But in some sense, the reason ambulance companies charge so much is simply because they can: Air ambulances are largely regulated not as health care but as part of the aviation industry. Federal laws prevent states from limiting aviation rates, routes and services.

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So many people have been hit with shockingly high air ambulance bills that members of Congress on both sides of the aisle are trying to do something about it. Legislation to reauthorize funding for the Federal Aviation Administration that is moving through Congress now would set up a council of industry experts to address balance billing and other issues, and set up a complaint line for consumers.

Resolution: Khan has allowed Air Evac Lifeteam to negotiate with Blue Cross of Texas over the remaining $44,000 air ambulance bill. The company has asked him to appeal to the state’s Department of Insurance, and though he first balked at the suggestion, he’s now considering doing so. Khan says he doesn’t understand why the helicopter flight, which was an integral part of the emergency medical care he received, is treated differently than his surgeries, nursing care and physical therapy.

“I thought that this was another piece of that puzzle,” he said. “It turns out that this was glaringly different.”

He is waiting for resolution as he gets accustomed to life with his disability. Holding his baby son, he asked in frustration: “How do I hold him while he’s crying and at the same time heat up his bottle?”

Khan, who has had to fight with his insurance company to get coverage for a prosthetic arm, is frustrated when he learns that the air ambulance company expects him to pay far more than the actual cost of his flight.

“It’s unfair,” he says. “It’s random, it’s arbitrary. It’s whatever price they want to set. And to put that onto a person who’s already been through what I’ve been through, I hate to say it, but it’s cruel.”

The takeaway: Most people with health problems serious enough to require a helicopter flight are in no position to ask if the medevac company is in-network or if there’s a choice. But if you or a family member has time to ask, it could pay off.

If you’re faced with a huge bill for a medevac ride, there are a few steps you should take.

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First, let your insurer’s process play out. Blue Cross Blue Shield of Texas first denied Khan’s claim altogether. But he looked closely at his policy and saw that the threat of loss of limb was explicitly covered. He appealed, and that’s when the insurer paid $11,972.

Second, negotiate! The air ambulance company might be willing to negotiate a settlement for a fraction of the bill to avoid turning to debt collectors, who would pay them pennies on the dollar.

Both Sherlock of the Association of Air Medical Services and Schneider of Air Evac Lifeteam said companies will try to determine what a patient can afford. So people with high incomes may find it hard to obtain a substantial reduction for their bill. Still, if patients know the true cost of the service they received, they may be better equipped to negotiate a discount.

Many air ambulance companies offer membership plans that can cost less than $100 a year, and guarantee that the company will accept whatever payment an insurance company makes without billing the patient for the rest. But buyer, beware: When someone needs an air ambulance, they are often not in a position to choose which company will respond to the call.

Bill of the Month is a crowdsourced investigation by Kaiser Health News and NPR that dissects and explains medical bills. Do you have an interesting medical bill you want to share with us? Tell us about it!

Source: https://bloghyped.com/taken-for-a-ride-doctor-injured-in-atv-crash-gets-56603-bill-for-air-ambulance-trip/

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It’s been over a decade since Sonam Kapoor made her on screen debut with Sanjay Leela Bhansali’s Saawariya. And in these 10 years, we got to see different shades of Sonam Kapoor on-screen. From the shy and innocent Sakina in Saawariya, to the fearless and courageous portrayal of Neerja, Sonam has given us many memories from her characters on screen. Along with some brilliant performances on screen, Sonam has also gotten herself the reputation of being the ultimate fashionista in Bollywood. Whether she is walking the ramp or just spotted during a casual outing in the city, Sonam always has her style game on-point.

She also has been walking the ramp at the prestigious Cannes Film Festival for quite a few years now and has managed to make heads turn at every single appearance. Sonam has always been at the forefront when it comes to standing up for the environment and raising awareness regarding important issues like breast cancer and LGBT rights. So, we give you a complete timeline tracking the journey of Sonam Kapoor over the years.

As we all know, Sonam Kapoor comes from a family with a rich heritage in the film industry. She is the daughter of Bollywood actor Anil Kapoor and Sunita Kapoor and is the niece to producer Boney Kapoor and actor Sanjay Kapoor. So, it is no surprise that Bollywood runs in her blood. Interestingly, Sonam was more interested in writing and direction than in acting earlier. And upon her father, Anil Kapoor’s recommendation she managed to bag a role in the crew of Sanjay Leela Bhansali’s Black as an assistant director.

It was during the filming of Black when Sonam Kapoor began to develop interest in acting. During the shoot of Black, Sanjay Leela Bhansali told Sonam that he wanted to cast her as the lead in his next film. Motivated by Bhansali’s words Sonam Kapoor ended up loosing 35 Kg’s within a span of two years.

While we all are admirers of Sonam Kapoor’s hot bod now, many might not know she had severe issues with her weight when she was younger. Sonam was diagnosed with insulin resistance and polycystic ovarian disease. This provoked her to spread awareness for diabetes, for which she shot a special commercial and also promoted the launch of Kalli Purie’s Confessions of a Serial Dieter. During the launch of the book, Sonam spoke about her condition and revealed that it was Sanjay Leela Bhansali who gave her the wake up call which motivated her to get in shape. She said, “I was 63 kilos at the age of 12, then I lost my weight because at 13 I started noticing boys and boys started noticing me and then when I was 15 and I had to start studying I put on a lot of weight again and I was 86 kilos till I was 19. Sanjay Leela Bhansali saw my face and said you have a beautiful face but your body is like an Ajanta Elora painting, which was happening like 100s and 100s of years ago, it’s not happening anymore! You have to wear a backless choli and you can’t have fat rolls sticking out from behind! That was a reality check.”

Sonam Kapoor later went on to study acting under Roshan Taneja, Jayati Bhatia and Feroz Abbas Khan. During an interview with a leading daily, she also revealed that her admiration of Nutan and Waheeda Rehman further inspired her for being an actor. She said, “I simply adore Waheeda Rehman. From her acting to her choice of films — it needed guts to choose movies like Pyaasa or Guide — she went ahead with it. I’m also very inspired by Nutan. I love her for her work in Bandini and Saraswatichandra. Both have looked good and done path-breaking films. I love their quality of doing different things. They stood out as actors who are not just beautiful faces.”

While Saawariya did not manage to impress the audience and the critics, Sonam’s work in the film received praise. Although, her character in the film wasn’t very likeable but she definitely impressed everyone with her charming screen presence. Saawariya also earned her a nomination for the Filmfare Award for Best Female Debut (Female).

In 2009, she was seen in Rakeysh Omprakash Mehra’s Delhi 6 which also starred Abhishek Bachchan Om Puri and Waheeda Rahman. Even though, this film failed to perform at the box-office again, Sonam’s character of a bubbly and full of life Delhi girl certainly grabbed many eyeballs.

Sonam’s first commercial success came in 2010, with Punit Malhotra’s I Hate Luv Storys, which also starred Imran Khan. I Hate Luv Storys was a film about how two completely opposite people end up together. Sonam played the character of Simran, a girl who believes that her life is just like a typical Bollywood romantic film. In fact, her life does (sort of) resemble that theory as well with her perfect job and a “Mr.Perfect” finance. On the other hand, we had Jay (Imran Khan), who didn’t want anything to do with love stories. His hate for Sonam’s obsession with romance causes them to fight a lot earlier but they eventually become good friends. Simran’s close bond with Jay brings problems in her love life to the point that she believes Jay not Raj is the right man for her. However, when she finds out that he doesn’t feel the same, she leaves town and does not inform him out of embarrassment. During Simran’s absence Jay realises that he too has fallen in love with her. In the end, Jay confesses his love to her and she reveals that she still feels the same. I Hate Luv Storys was Sonam’s first commercial success and the major reason for that was it was able to struck the right chord with its target audience. Although the story didn’t have anything extra ordinary, Sonam and Imran’s chemistry in the film made it a fun a watch. The lifetime collections of the film were ₹72.5 crore.

In the same year, Sonam played the eponymous role in Aisha. Aisha was a romantic comedy based on Jane Austen’s novel Emma and was also produced by her younger sister Rhea Kapoor. Along with Sonam, Aisha also starred Abhay Deol, Ira Dubey and Amrita Puri. Even though the film wasn’t able to perform at the box office, Sonam’s performance received rave reviews from critics all over. Many believed that Sonam’s role in Aisha was tailor made for her personality which is why she was such a good fit.

After this Sonam Kapoor had a string of films which failed to live up on people expectations. Films like Thank You, Mausam and Players failed to impress the critics as well as the audience.

A turning point in her career came when she seen in Aanand L Rai’s Raanjhanaa in 2013. In Raanjhanaa, Sonam played the character of Zoya Haider, a student who later gets drawn into politics after the death of her Sikh lover. Since Sonam was playing the role of a student, she interacted with students, attended several workshops and also practised with the theatre groups from Jawaharlal Nehru University. She also revealed during an interview with a leading daily, that she drew inspirations from Jaya Bachchan’s character in the 1971 film Guddi for her role. She said, “The spunkiness that Jayaji’s character had in Guddi… We needed that. I needed an inspiration as in real life my schooling was conservative and different. So I needed a starting point… I did watch that film again. It was quite amazing to play this role. Jayaji’s performance inspired me to do better. It was perfect for the character I was going to portray.” Her performance in the film was described as the best of her career at the time and also earned her the first nomination for the Filmfare Award for Best Actress.

In the same year, Sonam was seen in Rakeysh Omprakash Mehra’s Bhaag Milkha Bhaag which was a biopic on the legendary Indian Athlete Milkha Singh. Although her role in the film wasn’t large she managed to impress the audience with her portrayal of the innocent and sweet girl who Milkha Singh fell in love with. In an interview with a leading daily, Sonam revealed that she charged just Rs 11 for her role in the film. She said, “They had a budget and they told me they can’t give money and that’s why I said give Rs11 and I will do the film. I love Rakeysh Omprakash Mehra. For me he is somebody who gave me a lot of confidence and helped me open up. For me the reason I did ‘Bhaag Milkha Bhaag’ was because it was an outstanding script, I wanted to work with Farhan Akhtar and I wanted to again work with Rakeysh Omprakash Mehra. My role is a pivotal role, and it was an honour to play the part. I feel great; I’m really proud to be a part of this film. I love working with Rakeysh Omprakash Mehra, so to be a part of Milkha is amazing because it’s such an inspirational story, and the inspiration for Milkha is my character, so I think it’s beautiful being a part of the story.”

After Bhaag Milkha Bhaag, her next hit was Khoobsurat (2014) which also starred Pakistani actor Fawad Khan. The film was an adaptation of the 1980 film of the same name, playing the role which had originally been given to Rekha. Khoobsurat earned her a nomination at the Filmfare Awards in th Best Actress category the following year. After the release, people started drawing comparison between Sonam’s and Rekha’s character in the film. When Sonam was asked about her response to these comparison in an interview with a leading daily, she said, “People are drawing comparisons, obviously, but I can never be as good as her, and this is not just about Rekhaji. Meena Kumari, Katherine Hepburn, Audrey Hepburn … they were all icons and I am inspired by all of them. I am also inspired by other women who are artists. I am inspired by clothes that I find beautiful, or by art. I am not trying to imitate or ape someone and there is more to me than just the clothes. My paintings, for instance. I love art. I collect books. I do so many things and there are so many other facets to my personality as well. But I guess I can’t really carry my paintings or my books around with me, so it’s my clothes that become the talking point. I don’t think I can do justice to what Rekha has done. This film is an ode to Hrishikesh Mukherjee’s filmmaking. There are very few films that have been wholesome entertainers and have great value. Hrishikesh Mukherjee’s films appealed to all, as they were fun films with a message. Today, such films are made by Raju Hirani. It is a huge responsibility but it was exciting to work on this film.”

Sonam Kapoor also featured in Prem Ratan Dhan Payo (2015) opposite Salman Khan. Although the film didn’t impress the critics it went on to score big at the box office. The film managed to make just over 200 crore (203.53 approx) and became one of the highest grossing films of the year.

In 2016, Sonam was seen in Neerja which is widely considered the highlight of her career so far. In Neerja, Sonam played the role of Neerja Bahnot, a courageous air hostess, who died while saving the passengers of the hijacked Pan Am Flight 73 in 1986. The film garnered massive critical acclaim and she went on to win the Filmfare critics Award for Best Actress and was honoured with a special mention at the National Film Awards. In an interview with a leading daily, Sonam also revealed that this project was extremely close to her heart since she was portraying the story of a real person. She said, “With every film, I would say that it was my most difficult. I think, if with every film I don’t challenge myself over and over again then I will get bored. So, each movie is equally challenging for me. Definitely, since Neerja is my latest film, it was the most challenging. I am also more emotionally attached to it because it is a real person and to live up to that expectations it was challenging, yes.”

After a 2 year break from the silver screen, Sonam Kapoor was seen in Akshay Kumar’s Pad Man (2018). The film was based on a short story in Twinkle Khanna’s book The Legend of Lakshmi Prasad. Pad Man told the story of Arunachalam Muruganantham, the man who campaigned for menstrual hygiene in rural India. Although her role in the film was short in duration, Sonam said that she took the project because she felt it was important to address such an issue. In an interview with a leading daily, she said, “It’s a really difficult phase for us women. Those of us who have a platform and a voice, must use it to express what we believe in. PadMan addresses itself to the question of menstruation. It’s a huge issue for a majority of woman in our country. It didn’t take me long to say yes to PadMan. And I am so glad I did it.”

Sonam Kapoor’s latest release was Veere Di Wedding. Along with Sonam, the film also stars Kareena Kapoor Khan, Swara Bhaskar and Shikha Talsania. Veere Di Wedding is a story about four best friends and what transpires when one of them is getting married. The film overall has received a positive response from the critics as well as the audience and is doing phenomenally well at the box office.

Sonam also has an extremely exciting line up of films coming up. She will first be seen in the Sanjay Dutt biopic titled Sanju which also stars Ranbir Kapoor and releases on June 29. The film is without a doubt one of the most eagerly awaited movies of the year. Ever since the trailer has been out, people cannot stop raving about it. She will also be seen in Ek Ladki Ko Dekha Toh Aisa Laga, which also stars her father, Anil Kapoor, Rajkummar Rao and Juhi Chawla. The film is scheduled to release in the later half of 2018.

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The difference between investing and speculation (or: The problem with Bitcoin)

Hold onto your hats, folks. It’s rant time!

Based on what I’m hearing on Facebook, Twitter, and in real life, it’s time for a refresher course on the difference between investing and speculation. Although these two concepts share some commonalities, they’re very different things.

Let me start by telling a story, one I’ve told many times before. It’s the story of the worst “investor” I’ve ever known: me.

The Worst Investor I’ve Ever Known

Before my financial turnaround, I didn’t really understand what the stock market was for. I viewed it as a sort of casino, I guess. I believed investors gambled on individual stocks and hoped that they’d outperform the rest of the market.

So, that’s what I did. I treated the stock market as if it were a casino. I’d pick a stock, put all my money into it, and cross my fingers. I took risky gambles hoping to strike it rich.

Unsurprisingly, I lost a ton of money.

During the late 1990s, some friends and I formed an investment club. Each month, we contributed money and picked where to put it. We chose stupid, stupid stocks — whatever was riding high at the moment. When the tech bubble burst, so did our bankroll and our enthusiasm.

In 2000, enamored by PalmPilot, I bought stock in the company that made the devices. I paid close to $90 per share. Just over a year later, the stock had lost 90% of its value. Oops.

One of my friends worked for The Sharper Image. In 2007, the company was struggling and the stock was in the toilet. At dinner one night, my friend told me how management was trying to turn things around. Sounded promising, so I put my $3500 Roth IRA contribution into the company’s stock. The company soon went bankrupt and my 2007 IRA contribution is now worth nothing.

During the banking crisis, I invested in Countrywide Financial. “Countrywide is on your side,” right? Wrong. Yet another stock that went to zero.

I wasn’t investing; I was speculating. I was gambling. I was trying to pick winning cards at the casino. But that’s how I thought the stock market worked.

The High Risk of Risk

After writing at Get Rich Slowly for a while, my viewpoint changed. As I became better educated, I realized that the stock market is not a casino. It’s a marketplace. It’s a tool that allows people to buy shares of businesses. (This is obvious, but trust me: Most people don’t understand this.)

When I buy a piece of one business, I’m taking on the risk associated with that business. We hear all the time that most small businesses don’t survive seven years, right? Well, even big businesses go under. Even big businesses lose money. There’s always risk associated with owning a business.

In the world of investing, “risk” is the probability that you’ll lose money. (There are many types of investment risks, by the way.) The notion of “return” is fundamentally tied to the concept of “risk”. The greater the risk — the greater the chance you’ll lose money — the higher your potential returns (gains) are.

One difference between investment and speculation is the amount of risk involved. When you put your money into something with minimal risk, you’re investing. When you put your money into something with high risk, you’re speculating. Like I said at the start, there are plenty of commonalities in the two actions — but the element of risk is a huge differentiating factor.

One way to mitigate risk is to own pieces of several businesses. Owning many businesses is even better. This practice is known as diversification. Diversification reduces risk. It allows you to enjoy the profits and benefits without getting screwed when one business goes under. This is investing. Putting all of your money into one stock and hoping that it increases in value is speculation.

A Random Walk

It’s also speculation when you hop in and out of the market, buying and selling stocks in the short term like day traders do. Day traders aren’t investing; they’re gambling on short-term price fluctuations.

In the short term, stock prices follow what has come to be known as a “random walk”. They bounce up and down with little rhyme or reason. Over the long term, however, the stock market as a whole tends to increase in value.

Why are stocks said to follow a “random walk”? Let’s look at an analogy. When I take Tally for a walk, we always follow the same route. We take a 1.85 mile loop through the neighborhood and it generally takes us 51 minutes. (Seriously, it almost always takes 51 minutes.)

However, we never travel at a constant pace. Because Tally is a hound dog, we move in fits and starts.

Is there water in the ditch? Time to splash and sniff!

Are there deer in the pasture? We have to stop and bark!

Is that a new gopher hole? Let’s dig!

Wait, is that a squirrel? Let go of the goddamn leash, you jerk!

Each day is different. It might take us 20 minutes to walk the first 1/2 mile today, then we’ll travel the same distance in 10 minutes tomorrow. But when it’s all said and done, it takes us right at 51 minutes to go those 1.85 miles. (Sometimes we do it in 49 minutes. Sometimes it takes 54. But we average 51 minutes. And 51 minutes is the most common time to complete the walk.)

Our daily strolls through the neighborhood follow a “random walk”.

Over the short term, the stock market also follows a random walk. Both individual stocks and entire indexes fluctuate — sometimes wildly. I wouldn’t care to place a bet on what the S&P will do today, or tomorrow, or even next year. But if past performance is any indication — and past performance is the best info we have to go on — then I can be pretty confident that, on the whole, the stock market will show a steady increase over the next decade or three.

Another difference between investment and speculation is your time horizon. Investors are in it for the long haul; speculator are hope to make money off of short-term market fluctuations.

The Problem with Bitcoin

All of this leads me back to the folks I know who are so eager to speculate right now. I have several friends who are riding the Bitcoin bandwagon, and they think they’re savvy investors. They’re not. What they’re doing is speculating, the same as I used to do. They’re taking on high risk in the hopes of huge gains in the short term. This isn’t investing; it’s speculation.

If you want to speculate in Bitcoin, go for it. But don’t delude yourself that what you’re doing is investing.

I don’t remember the exact date I first heard about Bitcoin, but I remember the place. I’d recently started doing Crossfit, and I was using a foam roller to work out a kink in my quads on the floor of the gym. My buddy Dan was next to me, and he asked me what I thought about Bitcoin. (Dan knew I wrote about personal finance, so he always had money questions for me.)

I told him I didn’t know anything about Bitcoin, so he gave me a primer. If you need an explanation or refresher, here’s a Khan Academy video that provides an overview:

Based on the location and the people present, this must have been in early January 2012, when Bitcoin had reached a then-record high of $7.

“Would you buy Bitcoin?” Dan asked as we put away our foam rollers and moved to the weight room.

“I don’t know,” I said. “I’d have to learn more about it. I have a policy of never putting money into something I don’t understand.”

After that conversation, I did some reading about cryptocurrency. I decided I liked the idea, but as a store of value, not as an investment. To me, that’s a very big difference. I like the idea of a decentralized currency that’s not controlled by any one government. That’s kind of cool. But in 2012, I didn’t like the idea of sinking money into a Bitcoin as an investment.

In the past 5+ years, the value of Bitcoin has skyrocketed. Recently, it’s been trading at $7000! In other words, the value of Bitcoin has multiplied one thousand times since my conversation with Dan on the floor of the gym.

If I had moved all of my invested capital from index funds to Bitcoin in early 2012, today I would be a billionaire. If I had invested even just $1000 then, that $1000 would now be worth $1,000,000.

Did I screw up? I don’t think so. And given the same choice again, I’d do nothing differently.

That’s because I believe strongly that nobody is actually “investing” in Bitcoin; they’re merely speculating. So far, that speculation has paid off. And maybe it will continue to pay off. But I believe it won’t go on forever.

Be Fearful When Others Are Greedy

Another one of Warren Buffett’s most famous quotes is appropriate to this situation: “Be fearful when others are greedy and greedy only when others are fearful.”

Right now, the folks pouring money into Bitcoin (and other cryptocurrencies) are greedy. For that reason, I’m fearful. This looks exactly like so many situations I’ve seen in the past, including my own past “investment” mistakes. While I’m fine with the underlying concept of cryptocurrency, there’s no way in hell I’d put my own money into it now. Not a chance. The risk is just too high.

What if you want to put money into Bitcoin? Fine. Go ahead. But don’t you dare think of it as an investment, because it’s not. It’s just like playing blackjack at the casino.

And if you do want to put money into cryptocurrency, please do me a favor: Only use money that you can afford to lose.

If you’re struggling to make ends meet, steer clear.

If you’re in debt, steer clear.

If you haven’t funded your retirement accounts for the year, steer clear.

If you don’t have your financial shit together and absolutely must make the leap, then limit yourself to at most sinking five percent of your “savings” into Bitcoin. Any more is gambling with your future.

But if you’re debt-free, have some savings, and have set aside money for retirement, then take the risk if you want to. In my mind, it’s no different than putting your money into the Palm IPO like I did. (And I think the results are likely to be the same.)

Right now, it feels to me as if we’re in a Bitcoin bubble. Maybe I’m wrong, but that’s what it feels like. It feels just the same as the housing market in 2007, as the stock market in early 2000. And here’s the thing: There’s no risk in not putting money into Bitcoin. If its value jumps to $70,000, then all I’ve lost is some opportunity cost. I’m fine with that.

For further reading, here’s a great article that describes some of the factors that influence the volatility of Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.

Final note I’m going to state this explicitly because otherwise the comments are likely to get derailed. I am not anti-Bitcoin. I kind of like the concept of cryptocurrencies, but as currencies, not as investment vehicles. What I’m worried about here is Bitcoin speculation.

This is the same concern I feel when I read about anyone who tries to get rich quickly. In 2006, for example, I was writing about folks like Casey Serin, the young man who thought he could get rich buying and flipping houses. Instead, he crashed and burned. I’m afraid the same thing is going to happen to many folks riding the Bitcoin bandwagon.

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